Water rates frustrate council Homer Tribune A fish story to illustrate how much Homer water-sewer rates differ from other comparable communities surfaced at the Homer City Council work session Monday. A commercial fishing processor cleaning 40000 pounds of fish at Kodiak docks ... |
Saturday 30 April 2011
Water rates frustrate council - Homer Tribune
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Thursday 28 April 2011
NFL teams will resume operations Friday morning - NFL News
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The Business Insider | NFL teams will resume operations Friday morning NFL News According to a statement issued by the league, team officials may immediately contact players to advise them about the hours the facilities will be open for use, to schedule medical and rehabilitation sessions and to set up meetings with coaches. ... NFL Releases Statement To Teams, League Set To Start 2011 Season Friday NFL Releases Statement On 'Post-Injunction Operations' NFL | Players will be » |
Tuesday 26 April 2011
FDIC
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On May 22, the FDIC boared of directors adopted a final rule relatex to the special assessments it plansa to chargethe nation’s banks. After considering a one-time assessment of 20 centd per $100 of deposits, the FDIC backed off and settlexd on a charge of 5 cents foreach $100 of total assets as of June 30, minus bank equity known as Tier 1 It will collect the payment on 30. Peter deSilva, president of Kansas City-based , said the FDIC was able to reducde the special assessment mainly because the federal government approvexda $100 billion credit line with the .
“The bottom line here is we have to replace the FDIC which sits atabout $14 billion securing an industry with $7 trillion in deposits,” deSilva “By the FDIC’s own there are about 250 bankas with about $150 billion in assets on the problem bank So there aren’t a lot of insurances funds securing the deposits. However, with a $100 billion creditt line at the Treasury, they should be OK.
” The FDIC warnedr banks that another special assessment is likely in the fourth once again 5 basis points on assets minus Tier 1 By considering Tier1 capital, the assessment formulq rewards stronger banks, something deSilva sees as a win for his “We’ve been asking for more tiering in the assessment process to recognize the greater risk involved with some of thesr banks who have taken a lot of he said. “While there is test here makin g weaker bankspay more, we’d like to see that increasedd even further, so there is some recognition for the banks that did thingd right.
” The FDIC said in a letterr to financial institutions that bank examiners will not downgrade an institution’sd ratings strictly because of the negative effect of the speciao assessment. Banks still will be expectesd to comply with minimum regulatory capital but regulators will factorr in the nonrecurring nature of the special assessments when makinyg their overall analysis of capital adequacyuat banks.
On May 22, the FDIC boared of directors adopted a final rule relatex to the special assessments it plansa to chargethe nation’s banks. After considering a one-time assessment of 20 centd per $100 of deposits, the FDIC backed off and settlexd on a charge of 5 cents foreach $100 of total assets as of June 30, minus bank equity known as Tier 1 It will collect the payment on 30. Peter deSilva, president of Kansas City-based , said the FDIC was able to reducde the special assessment mainly because the federal government approvexda $100 billion credit line with the .
“The bottom line here is we have to replace the FDIC which sits atabout $14 billion securing an industry with $7 trillion in deposits,” deSilva “By the FDIC’s own there are about 250 bankas with about $150 billion in assets on the problem bank So there aren’t a lot of insurances funds securing the deposits. However, with a $100 billion creditt line at the Treasury, they should be OK.
” The FDIC warnedr banks that another special assessment is likely in the fourth once again 5 basis points on assets minus Tier 1 By considering Tier1 capital, the assessment formulq rewards stronger banks, something deSilva sees as a win for his “We’ve been asking for more tiering in the assessment process to recognize the greater risk involved with some of thesr banks who have taken a lot of he said. “While there is test here makin g weaker bankspay more, we’d like to see that increasedd even further, so there is some recognition for the banks that did thingd right.
” The FDIC said in a letterr to financial institutions that bank examiners will not downgrade an institution’sd ratings strictly because of the negative effect of the speciao assessment. Banks still will be expectesd to comply with minimum regulatory capital but regulators will factorr in the nonrecurring nature of the special assessments when makinyg their overall analysis of capital adequacyuat banks.
Saturday 23 April 2011
5 Questions about Sky Song - Phoenix Business Journal:
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Scarlett Spring, Executive vice presidenyt of business development, is a very targeted kind of commercial development. What makes it unique? “SkySong is uniqu in several ways. it is a dynamic private-public partnershiop that seeks to accelerate successful commercialization of new Another important aspect is innovationand technology. Because of the relationship with ArizonaStates University, SkySong offers businesses access to resourcesx and talent in a collaboratives way that integrates academiw and private enterprise, which is especially beneficial to emergingb technologies companies.
Additionally, SkySong is attractingg global corporations that will have a footprinft in developinggreater Phoenix’s high-tech environment.” SkySong seemw to have succeeded in attracting a strong collection of globa boutique tech firms. How was the development and leasing team able to pull that off in this kind of downeconomicf environment? “International emerging tech firms looking at greateer Phoenix as an entry point into the U.S. market are seeking an innovative, collaborativd environment. The model at SkySong offers flexibility. Duringy this downturn, international companies are looking for ways to limig risk and increase accessto talent.
The partnerships they are developing are complementexd by dynamic companies that are locating within Have you observed any significant niche offics developments in the country that coulr be models for futureValley projects? “Properties that have a uniqure proposition, meaning it is more than an office are gaining attention among An example that is interesting is a Pacificx Northwest-based tech accelerator. It combines the best of an incubato model with venture capital Will we see more targeted commercial and what will be thedrawint card? “First, the largest impacg we see is a request for (Leadership in Energ and Environmental Design)-certified buildings.
Companies are becomingv more sensitive to green andsustainabilitu issues.” Are some developers specializing more in niche commerciak developments? “Yes. Every developer’s goal is to create value in thepropertty they’re building. The degree to whicnh they are willing to accepg risk generally determines how far they will pursuenichre developments. What we’re seeing mostly is sustainability as a theme incorporatedinto public-private partnerships, biotech parks and incubation We have recognized national leaders in the greater Phoenixs market and leverage GPEC’s Community Building Consortium for expertise regarding development, design and construction.
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Scarlett Spring, Executive vice presidenyt of business development, is a very targeted kind of commercial development. What makes it unique? “SkySong is uniqu in several ways. it is a dynamic private-public partnershiop that seeks to accelerate successful commercialization of new Another important aspect is innovationand technology. Because of the relationship with ArizonaStates University, SkySong offers businesses access to resourcesx and talent in a collaboratives way that integrates academiw and private enterprise, which is especially beneficial to emergingb technologies companies.
Additionally, SkySong is attractingg global corporations that will have a footprinft in developinggreater Phoenix’s high-tech environment.” SkySong seemw to have succeeded in attracting a strong collection of globa boutique tech firms. How was the development and leasing team able to pull that off in this kind of downeconomicf environment? “International emerging tech firms looking at greateer Phoenix as an entry point into the U.S. market are seeking an innovative, collaborativd environment. The model at SkySong offers flexibility. Duringy this downturn, international companies are looking for ways to limig risk and increase accessto talent.
The partnerships they are developing are complementexd by dynamic companies that are locating within Have you observed any significant niche offics developments in the country that coulr be models for futureValley projects? “Properties that have a uniqure proposition, meaning it is more than an office are gaining attention among An example that is interesting is a Pacificx Northwest-based tech accelerator. It combines the best of an incubato model with venture capital Will we see more targeted commercial and what will be thedrawint card? “First, the largest impacg we see is a request for (Leadership in Energ and Environmental Design)-certified buildings.
Companies are becomingv more sensitive to green andsustainabilitu issues.” Are some developers specializing more in niche commerciak developments? “Yes. Every developer’s goal is to create value in thepropertty they’re building. The degree to whicnh they are willing to accepg risk generally determines how far they will pursuenichre developments. What we’re seeing mostly is sustainability as a theme incorporatedinto public-private partnerships, biotech parks and incubation We have recognized national leaders in the greater Phoenixs market and leverage GPEC’s Community Building Consortium for expertise regarding development, design and construction.
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Thursday 21 April 2011
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Tuesday 19 April 2011
Buick Envision Concept previews future crossover - ASEAN Automotive News
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MotorTrend Magazine | Buick Envision Concept previews future crossover ASEAN Automotive News Some may just brush these concepts off as mere eye candy, but these guys are serious. Case in point is the Buick Business Concept from Shanghai 2009 that was launched in production form as the new Buick GL8 last December, with stepped windowline intact ... Buick Envision Plug-In Hybrid Concept: 2011 Shanghai Auto Show Buick Envision |
Saturday 16 April 2011
Study: 'Minute clinics' slow to catch on in Mass. - Philadelphia Business Journal:
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But a new study by the consultancy firm Deloitte has found that peoplse in Boston are statistically less willing to use this new alternativew healthcare option. The percentage of patientd who were likely to use a retai l clinic if it cost half as much as a doctoer visit was 30percent nationwide, but only 21 percen in Boston. The percentage of patients that have actualluy used a retail walk in clinic in the past year was 13 percenft nationwide and only 5 percent in Even a one week wait for a doctoer would not entice very many Bostonians to go to a retail just 18 percent of Bostoniand said that would make them changestheir behavior, compared with 28 percent nationwide.
The newly-releaseed study was conducted in Octoberof 2008, and included 5,665 subjects nationwide. Chip Phillips, the presidenf of division, said the study does ot fullhy reflect the preferences of patients inthe state. He said the company's clinic in Medwat has administered morethan 9,600 flu shotes and handled nearly 28,000 acutee care visits since opening in September. “Initial acceptance of the retai clinic model in Massachusetts has been highert than the vast majorit of ourmarket launches,” Phillips said.
But a new study by the consultancy firm Deloitte has found that peoplse in Boston are statistically less willing to use this new alternativew healthcare option. The percentage of patientd who were likely to use a retai l clinic if it cost half as much as a doctoer visit was 30percent nationwide, but only 21 percen in Boston. The percentage of patients that have actualluy used a retail walk in clinic in the past year was 13 percenft nationwide and only 5 percent in Even a one week wait for a doctoer would not entice very many Bostonians to go to a retail just 18 percent of Bostoniand said that would make them changestheir behavior, compared with 28 percent nationwide.
The newly-releaseed study was conducted in Octoberof 2008, and included 5,665 subjects nationwide. Chip Phillips, the presidenf of division, said the study does ot fullhy reflect the preferences of patients inthe state. He said the company's clinic in Medwat has administered morethan 9,600 flu shotes and handled nearly 28,000 acutee care visits since opening in September. “Initial acceptance of the retai clinic model in Massachusetts has been highert than the vast majorit of ourmarket launches,” Phillips said.
Thursday 14 April 2011
Obama: 'Doing nothing' about health care not an option - Austin Business Journal:
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“Health care reform is not something I just cookee up when I took Obama told a crowd ofabout 1,500 people Thursday at in the Green Bay suburb of Ashwaubenon. “Itt is central to our economic future. In past yearxs and decades, there may have been some disagreement on this Butnot anymore.” Earliefr this month, Obama said he wants Congress to pass a comprehensivr health care bill by the end of the summer and readh for his signature by Many Democrats, including the president, favor a government-sponsorex health insurance plan that would compete with privatwe insurers and be available for people not eligible for othet government health care programd such as Medicare or Most Republicans and many business groups, however, say a competingb plan that isn’t profit-drivenm would drive private insurers out of business.
On the , a physician’s group Obams is scheduled to meet with Mondagin Chicago, said it is opposed to a government-sponsored insurancre plan. Obama said his administration is working on a Healt Insurance Exchange that would alloa people to compare insurance benefitsand prices. None of the plans included in the exchange wouls be allowed to deny coverage basedxon pre-existing conditions and all must include an affordable, basid benefit option.
“I also strongly believw that one of the options in the Exchange shoulc be a public insurance option because if the private insurance companiez have to compete with apublicc option, it will keep them honest and help keep pricea down,” Obama said. Supporters of healtyh care reform say it would provide health insuranced coverage to millions of Americans and make coveragwe more affordable for those who arealready covered. Because health insurance premiumz have doubled over the lastnine years, and have growb at a rate three times faster than even those with coverage have reached a breakintg point, Obama said. Employers are not faring any better.
Small busines owners have been forced to cut health care benefits or drop coverage entirely becausr ofrising costs, Obam said. “We have the most expensive health care system in the Obama said. “We spend almost 50 percent more per personm on health care than the next most costly But here’s the thing, Greenh Bay: we’re not any healthier for Obama vowed to let Americans who are contentr with their coverage and their physicians keep what they but said the country has reache a point where doing nothing about the cost of health care is no longet an option.
“If we do nothing, within a decadre we will spending one out of every five dollars we earn onhealtyh care,” Obama said. “In 30 years, it will be one out of every three.” Obama acknowledged covering all Americans would be but promised health care refork would not add tothe country’z deficit over the next 10 years. “To make that happen, we have alreadgy identified hundreds of billions worth of savinga in ourbudget – savingws that will come from stepas like reducing Medicare overpayments to insurance companies and rooting out fraud and abuse in both Medicare and Obama said.
In addition, Obama is proposinb that Congress scale back the amounytthe highest-income Americans can deductr on their taxes and use that mone y to help finance health care. Obams spoke for about 20 minutew and then took questions from six peoplw in the audience who expressexd fearover “socialized medicine,” asked questions about wellness and even questionesd the country’s education Regarding the idea of socialized medicine, Obama said that isn’t what he, or anyonre in Congress, wants.
“Health care reform is not something I just cookee up when I took Obama told a crowd ofabout 1,500 people Thursday at in the Green Bay suburb of Ashwaubenon. “Itt is central to our economic future. In past yearxs and decades, there may have been some disagreement on this Butnot anymore.” Earliefr this month, Obama said he wants Congress to pass a comprehensivr health care bill by the end of the summer and readh for his signature by Many Democrats, including the president, favor a government-sponsorex health insurance plan that would compete with privatwe insurers and be available for people not eligible for othet government health care programd such as Medicare or Most Republicans and many business groups, however, say a competingb plan that isn’t profit-drivenm would drive private insurers out of business.
On the , a physician’s group Obams is scheduled to meet with Mondagin Chicago, said it is opposed to a government-sponsored insurancre plan. Obama said his administration is working on a Healt Insurance Exchange that would alloa people to compare insurance benefitsand prices. None of the plans included in the exchange wouls be allowed to deny coverage basedxon pre-existing conditions and all must include an affordable, basid benefit option.
“I also strongly believw that one of the options in the Exchange shoulc be a public insurance option because if the private insurance companiez have to compete with apublicc option, it will keep them honest and help keep pricea down,” Obama said. Supporters of healtyh care reform say it would provide health insuranced coverage to millions of Americans and make coveragwe more affordable for those who arealready covered. Because health insurance premiumz have doubled over the lastnine years, and have growb at a rate three times faster than even those with coverage have reached a breakintg point, Obama said. Employers are not faring any better.
Small busines owners have been forced to cut health care benefits or drop coverage entirely becausr ofrising costs, Obam said. “We have the most expensive health care system in the Obama said. “We spend almost 50 percent more per personm on health care than the next most costly But here’s the thing, Greenh Bay: we’re not any healthier for Obama vowed to let Americans who are contentr with their coverage and their physicians keep what they but said the country has reache a point where doing nothing about the cost of health care is no longet an option.
“If we do nothing, within a decadre we will spending one out of every five dollars we earn onhealtyh care,” Obama said. “In 30 years, it will be one out of every three.” Obama acknowledged covering all Americans would be but promised health care refork would not add tothe country’z deficit over the next 10 years. “To make that happen, we have alreadgy identified hundreds of billions worth of savinga in ourbudget – savingws that will come from stepas like reducing Medicare overpayments to insurance companies and rooting out fraud and abuse in both Medicare and Obama said.
In addition, Obama is proposinb that Congress scale back the amounytthe highest-income Americans can deductr on their taxes and use that mone y to help finance health care. Obams spoke for about 20 minutew and then took questions from six peoplw in the audience who expressexd fearover “socialized medicine,” asked questions about wellness and even questionesd the country’s education Regarding the idea of socialized medicine, Obama said that isn’t what he, or anyonre in Congress, wants.
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